Remember the Titans
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In Virginia,
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high school football
is a way of life.

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It's bigger
than Christmas day.

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My daddy
coached in Alexandria.

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He worked so hard,
my mama left him,

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but I stayed with Coach.
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He needed me on that field.
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Up until 1971
in Alexandria,

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there was no race mixing.
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Then the school board
forced us to integrate.

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They combined the white school
and the black school into one

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called
T. C. Williams High School.

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Murderer! Murderer!
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hat summer
a black teenager was killed

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by a white store owner,
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and the city was
on the verge of exploding.

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!! Well, my mind
is goin' through some changes!!

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You've caused
enough damage!

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- This is my store!
- Back off.

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Blue left!
Blue left! Left!

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Come on, Kurt, don't let Ray
back you down like that!

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You're twice his size!
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Aargh!
What are they doing?

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If they keep playing like that,
we'll lose every game!


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